be aware that you can change hair color too (heck, you can create new colors, though that's a bit more involved.) As a side bar, you can also fiddle with eye color, clean up war paint or dirt or whatever in this window.

The preview of her head will show to the right as you change her look. You can use that box to select any other hair, and assuming you have for example KS hairdos loaded, and selected it earlier, you can choose one of those for temba. Below that box, her current hair (HairFemaleNord07) should show in a drop down below this box. If you just want to change her hair, go to the base head parts window and highlight the hair line. I like to see what things look like, so click the head box down at the bottom next to preview. You should see a bunch of boxes that you can use to edit temba's look. go the 'Character Gen Parts' tab across the top. Double click on old temba for example, and the actor window will open. E.g., type 'temba' in the filter and 'TembaWideArm' will show to the right. Step 3 - After CK opens up all the selected data files, select actor in the left window of the CK (should be at the very top, the first option under 'actors'.) Do a search on the npc you are interested in (normally a name will suffice, though some NPCs have names that aren't what you see in game) using the filter box. Select any mods you want to choose hair from. Then select every other mod that touches that npc. but a 'better' way is to create your own mod specific to your load order (I use MO2, so this run down is based on that.) So, after opening the CK, go to file, then data, and set your last mod in the order and/or a newly created one as the 'active mod'. I like to shove the edits into the last mod that touches the npcs because for me that's the wico ussep patch. Depending on npc, may include dawnguard or dragonborn if those are installed. For me, that's generally skyrim, ussep, wico & the wico ussep patch. You should get a set of columns to the right that list every mod that touches that ID. I.e., search in the FormID window for the Base ID (not Ref ID) for that NPC. Step 1 - Run SSE Edit and search for any mod in your order that impacts that NPC. Step 0 - Have KS hairdo's or some other mod with hair.

If you are willing to use the creation kit, you can do it yourself.Ī quick run down (which will avoid brown face.)

Skyrim changing npc hair